Farrell says Dublin senior job not for him

Dessie Farrell has again distanced himself from ever taking over the Dublin senior football manager’s position after claiming a second U21 All-Ireland title.

Farrell says Dublin senior job not for him
Sat, 29 Apr, 2017 - 20:28

By John Fogarty

Dessie Farrell has again distanced himself from ever taking over the Dublin senior football manager’s position after claiming a second U21 All-Ireland title.

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